Antique Alley Open House
Shoppers abounded at the annual Spring Open House, on West Monroe’s historic Antique Alley shopping district Sunday, May 4. Strolling along the broad sidewalks of Trenton Street, shoppers visited and enjoyed light refreshments provided by the shops, but most importantly, the shoppers hunted for that perfect treasure they’ve been looking for.
Ducking into Spice and Tea Exchange, patrons had a chance to sample the wares, from teas to gourmet salts, and more than a few used the visit as an opportunity to restock the spice racks of their kitchens. Just up the way at Traditions, visitors took in the sights of classic antique furniture and home fixtures while enjoying the soft sounds of jazz.
The Antique Alley Association hosts two open houses each year, one in the Spring and one in Fall. The shopping event has grown over the years into an almost festival atmosphere and draws thousands
of shoppers to downtown West Monroe, where they browse antique stores, boutiques and art galleries.
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- Susan Aguettant, Brenda and Micheal McMahan
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- Laurel Collins, Ashleigh Collins and Dorris Martin
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- Juanita gooding and Desirae Gooding Trappey
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- Karen Laban and Rachel Marsala
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- Randy Stinson and Gloria Madden
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- Janet and Bobby Malcomb
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- Cindy Wilmore and Sarah Lee
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- Leslie King and Angela Harrell
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- Dawne Walsworth, Chris Lewis, Wendy smith, Corbin Walsworth and Patty fuller
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- Benay Knowles, Courtney Knowles and Jimmie Wilhite
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- Jessica and Ellie grace Pollard, Josh Goldman
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- Phyllis Kerrigan, Donna Greer and Wilda Alford
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- Sandy Winney, Melanie Liles, Pam wood and Rebecca joiner
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- Anne Cookston and Jenny Hood
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- Caroline Moore and Jeanette Farrar
